New World Order - Part 2: When Did it All Start? And What is the End Game? (Noach, Lech Lecha, Vayeira)

 

I have written in the past that, amazingly, the Jewish day school I attended did not teach Chumash until third grade. And even then, they only began at Parshas Lech Lecha. As such, I had learned about Darwinian evolution through secular media, like television and magazines, even before I knew about the six days of Creation.

On top of that, in my childhood, I had also learned some of Rudyard Kipling’s Just So Stories. For those who weren’t born last century, Kipling’s Just So Stories are fanciful post-Darwin mythological tales that seem to complement “Origin of Species”. They have titles such as “How the Leopard Got its Spots”, “How the Camel Got Its Hump”, “How the Rhinoceros Got its Skin”, “How the First Letter was Written”, and even "How the Alphabet was Made".

It's a child’s guide on how things got started. Only, a child has a hard time distinguishing between fact and fiction. Just ask any kid who read Where the Wild Things Are.

Eventually, I did learn Breishis and Noach, but the damage was done. A story is a story whether it comes from Rudyard Kipling or Moshe Rabeinu. So, to people like me, when we study Parshas Noach and learn about the Dor Haflaga, aka, the Tower of Bavel, it comes across as just another Just So story.

How the Camel Got its Hump.

How the Whale Got its Throat

How the Leopard Got its Spots

How the Alphabet was Made

How the World Got 70 Languages

Just So!

Sadly, even for many Jews who were taught nothing but Creation and always believed it and who are not children anymore, they still don’t get the story of the Dor Haflaga. They still think that its main purpose is to tell us a true account of why the people of the world speak many different languages. They think that it was a one-time historical event that occurred over 4000 years ago and is totally a thing of the past. Ancient history. Nimrod lived and died and nothing remains of his reign and his tower.

They are making a huge mistake. Nimrod is still here. He is alive and well. And the purpose of the story of the tower is to tell us about the “birth” of the Freemasons, the Globalists, the Deep State, the Knights of the New World Order. It is here to tell us that they exist, and despite all their sweet talk, they are up to no good, and that we must not comply with them.

Yep, the New World Order is not all that new. It’s actually more than 3500 years old!

Of course, many of us are either ignorant or skeptical about all of this. But let me say this:

Every single Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, we say these words in every Shemona Esrei:

וכל הרשעה כעשן תכלה, כי תעביר ממשלת זדון מן הארץ

May all the evil be obliterated like smoke, as the malicious government is expelled from the Earth.

We say these words 13 times every single year, year after year. If you have been davening for ten years, you have said it 130 times. If you have davened for forty years, you have said it over 500 times. Have you ever stopped to think: Who exactly is this malicious government? What kind of government existed when our liturgy was first devised (at least 1500 years ago), and is still here today, and will remain until HKBH establishes His Kingdom over the world?

It can't be the Roman Empire, the Ottoman Empire, the Spanish Inquisition, Czarist Russia or Nazi Germany. They're all gone. It cannot be the US, the EU or the UK. They weren't in power earlier on.

 

Well then, who is this "malicious government"? What makes them so exceedingly malicious?

The obvious answer is that it is the government of Nimrod. It is Nimrod’s one world government. They didn’t disappear. They were only scattered to 70 nations. Yet, there are those in all the 70 nations that still aspire to Nimrod’s plans.

And what makes them so malicious?

Well, for one thing, you and me don’t count. Remember what Chazal tell us that if a brick would fall off the structure and break, they would weep bitter tears. But if a workman fell off of the structure and died, they did not care. Everyone lives and dies for the state – the “Deep State”.

But the more important factor is that they don’t have the interests of the Creator in mind. The Midrash tells us that the Dor Haflaga was not fully united. There were three objectives that motivated the members to build the tower.

First there were the non-believer scientists. These folks either believed that HKBH left the world to work on its own (clockmaker theory) or they were plain atheists. They thought the sky collapses every so often and causes a great flood. The purpose of the tower was either to buttress the sky so it won’t collapse or, if it does, they can climb up into the tower and stay above water.

The second group were idolaters who simply wanted to keep their deities in high places. The third group were the ones that believed in G-d but wanted to banish Him from the earth. They wanted to wage war against G-d.

These are the Satanists. 

  

Whichever way, there was no place for HKBH in their city and tower.

The Midrash says that Avraham Avinu understood what was going on and stood against the “project”. Unity for the wicked is not a good thing. Aside from Avraham, three other people opposed the project from the start – Noach, the father of all humanity, Shem his son, and Eiver who was Shem’s grandson. All of these were ancestors of Avraham Avinu. They tried to convince the people of the world not to follow Nimrod, but Nimrod’s influence and might was too overwhelming.

All of the descendants of Cham and Yefes sided with Nimrod. Even most of the sons of Shem, including Eilam and Kedarlaomer, followed Nimrod. Only one person listened and walked away – Ashur. He moved North and built four cities of his own, presumably without towers.

Anyway, HKBH gathered a Beis Din of 70 malachim with HKBH as the Av Beis Din. this made a total of 71 dayanim. It was a precarious moment because this was high treason and, once again, the proper penalty was to destroy the world. But, since despite their treason, they were able to coexist as a society, the Beis Din paskened that, for now, we will merely disrupt the communications of the parties and let them be. Each of the 70 malachim came down and taught a bunch of workers a different language.

Nimrod’s power was severely weakened, and the one world government and Central Bank Digital Currency initiative was put on the shelf for the time being. But Nimrod still ruled over the world.

I noted in my previous post (NWO - Part 1) that Nimrod was subservient to Kedarlaomer. I would venture to suggest that this fact was kept between Nimrod and Kedarlaomer. As far as the rest of the world was concerned, Nimrod was thought to be invincible.

Why?

Noach took the special clothes that HKBH made for Adam HaRishon with him on the ark. When he wasn’t looking, Cham snatched them away. Cham gave them to his firstborn Kush who gave them to his son Nimrod. These clothes had drawings of animals on them and this caused all wild animals to cower from them. Whoever wore the clothes could catch and tame any type of animal. That is why Nimrod was thought to be the greatest of hunters.

In any case, nobody messed with Nimrod. This is how Nimrod got the entire world to join his tower project and to get involved in Molech and devil worship. With or without the tower, he wanted to banish HKBH from this world.

Noach soon died and Shem and Eiver relocated to Eretz Yisrael to learn Torah and stay close to HKBH. Nimrod didn’t see them as a threat since they kept to themselves and didn’t try to spread the Word of G-d to the masses. At least not in his territory.

But there was one person who did remain in Bavel and started preaching to the masses that there is an omnipotent Creator who calls the shots and is the only being that should be worshipped, and that Nimrod is as mortal as everyone else. This was Avraham the Ivri (Opponent).

Nimrod had his medical license revoked, had him censored and deplatformed, shut all his social media including his X-Twitter account, sued him for spreading misinformation and even gave him beachfront property in Maui and zapped him with a DEW (Direct Energy Weapon).

Nothing worked but, eventually, HKBH told Avraham Avinu to relocate to Maarava (Go West, young man. Go west.)

But Nimrod wasn’t deterred.

Remember the war of the Four Kings against the Five? Four kings from Iraq (Bavel) – Nimrod and his friend Aryoch – and from Iran (Eilam) – Kedarlaomer and his friend Thidal – came all the way to Eretz Kanaan to fight against the Sodomites.

Why did they come? What were they after?

Well, the Torah gives us the official narrative. They used to pay taxes to Kedarlaomer and they abruptly stopped. Kedarlaomer was coming to collect his money.

But, as usual, we can never fully rely on the official narrative. Ther is always more to the story. In my previous post, I noted that the tax revolt may have been the main motive for Kedarlaomer. But it doesn’t really explain why Nimrod came under an assumed name. I suggested that, initially, he was sent to do it by Kedarlaomer because the Kanaanim were from Nimrod’s ethnic crowd.

Without discounting that theory, I came to another suggestion. Something that the Torah didn’t want to tell us straight out but can be read between the lines.

Nimrod was after Avraham Avinu – plain and simple. He couldn’t care less about the Sodom money. That was Kedarlaomer’s fight as we said last post. But joining up with Kedarlaomer on the Sodom campaign was his golden opportunity to get Avraham Avinu. Avrohom Avinu was his primary objective all along.

I am thinking that Kedarlaomer wasn’t interested in capturing Lot and starting up with his cousin Abe. He was a Semite and had mixed alliances. He also knew that Avraham Avinu was no pushover and thus far, never lost a fight. It was only Nimrod who had the audacity to capture Lot so as to draw in Avraham. It was his plan all along.

We are told that when these kings whipped the Refaim, that Og escaped. He was a war refugee. How did Og (and apparently his brother Sichon) manage to escape when all these other Neanderthals got whacked?

I don’t think Og escaped. I think he was spared. I think he was purposely spared by Nimrod so he can capture Lot and then get Avraham to enter the war. Nimrod needed to crush Avraham in order to re-establish his New World Order.

He hadn’t given up.

The Torah tells us that Nimrod lost the war and got smitten but it doesn’t really tell us the he was killed. It only says that Avraham chased the remainder out to Syria. Either Nimrod was not finished off or, if he was, he had a son, also named Nimrod, who succeeded him. This Nimrod (whichever) actually came back and tried again.

Eisav got him that time and really killed him. But instead of taking out the Globalists, he just grabbed the fancy Adam HaRishon clothes and reestablished the New World Order in Rome.

Where do I get this hidden message?

In this week’s Parsha (Vayeira – Breishis 18:27), Avraham is pleading with Hashem to same some of the Sodom complex. He says to Hashem: ואנכי עפר ואפר.

I am afar (dust) and aifer (ashes).

Rashi on the spot explains – And I should have already been relegated to dust (afar) on account of the four kings and to ashes (aifer) on account of Nimrod, if not for Your mercy that sustained me.

Okay, there’s the four kings and then there is also Nimrod. And who is at the head of the four kings (at the start)?

Amraphel = Nimrod.

Avraham is saying I would have been ashes due to Nimrod and I would have been dust due to Nimrod. It’s all the same Nimrod from dust to ashes.

Now, here is something very scary.

Avraham Avinu first spoke about being dust עפר and then mentioned ashes אפר. But wasn’t the furnace before the war? Wasn’t the ashes before the dust?

Avraham Avinu is the father of Klal Yisrael. But he is also the Av Hamon Goyim. The father of the nations of the earth.

What is עפר (dust)?

ע-פר. 70 bulls. The seventy bulls that we bring on Succos for all of the nations. That comes earlier.

What is אפר (ashes)?

א-פר. One bull. The solitary bull that we bring on Shemini Atzeres for the Jewish people. That comes later.

Avraham Avinu is the father of the nations of the earth, so he has the attribute of ע-פר – 70 bulls of Succos. But he is also the father of Klal Yisrael so he has the attribute of א-פר – the single bull of Shemini Atzeres.

In Parshas Chukas, the ashes of the Parah Adumah are referred by both terms afar and aifer. But, notice something. In Bamidbar 19:9 it states:

ואסף איש טהור את אפר הפרה

And a pure person should gather the aifer of the cow.

Aifer אפר is associated with a pure person, with purity.

Later in Bamidbar 19:17 it states:

ולקחו לטמא מעפר שריפת החטאת

And they will take for the impure one from the afar of the sin offering…

Afar עפר is associated with an impure person, with impurity. Moreover, it is no longer called a parah (cow) but a chatas – object of sin.

First the seventy nations have their “chag”. We remain in the Sukkah. On the eighth day we come out of the Sukkah and celebrate our closeness to HKBH. But this is only if we distinguish ourselves from the seventy nations and stay separate. If we do not, there is no longer a Sukkah and no barrier between them and us.

Many people don’t know anything about this Globalist Elite and New World Order cabal. When people like me try to tell them it exists, the skeptics ask a very common question: If there is such a cabal, why are they doing all this? What is their ultimate goal? What’s the “end-game”?

Al I can answer is that this cabal is the reincarnation of the Dor Haflaga. Whatever their primary goal was then is exactly what it is today. They are the same people, so they have the same agenda. There is nothing new under the sun.

The reason the Torah told us about it isn’t a Just So Story about why we speak different languages. It is telling us who the ממשלת זדון that we beg Hashem to destroy every single year really are.

Like Nimrod, they want total control over the world. They want to depopulate the world with war, urban violence, hunger, and poisons – in the form of processed foods, fluorides, pharmaceuticals, and vaccines - abortions, sterilization, and promoting homosexuality and transgenderism. They want to impoverish us with inflation, all kinds of taxes and high interest credit and low interest savings. They want to kidnap and traffic human beings for fun and profit.

It's all them and it’s all by design.

Only Avraham Avinu stood on the other side. Avraham Avinu was able to distinguish between the afar and the aifer. We need to be the progeny of Avraham Avinu and stand against Nimrod and the world. We need to be separate from the nations and their anti-G-d New World Order.

כי ביצחק יקרא לך זרע

Creational Thinking

I wrote in my book that I wanted to insert an autobiography chapter to provide more personal background about it. After I wrote the chapter, I realized that it was too long and distracting to be published in full but the book would lack some depth if I totally left it out. I “compromised” by choosing some excerpts that were the most significant and printing them in an Appendix at the back of the book.

In one of these excerpts (Excerpt 4 page 276) I related that the local Jewish day school that I attended in my early years was more of a Modern Orthodox, Religious Zionist type. It did not begin to teach Chumash until third grade and when it did, it only began teaching from Parshat Lech Lecha and skipped the previous two Parshas. I am not sure why, but I remember being told that this is when Avrohom Avinu and the promise of Eretz Yisroel come on to the scene, so that’s where they want to start.

As a result, I passed through third grade being totally clueless about our tradition of Creation!

To make things worse, I wrote that by that point, I had already been fully indoctrinated to the concept of evolution from the numerous magazines, TV shows, museums or what have you. Thus, when a year or so later, my father finally sat me down to fill in the blanks and teach me Parshat Breishis, I was intellectually (not emotionally) traumatized.

Here is what I wrote in the concluding lines of that excerpt:

The trauma of the event was not that I will have to shift gears, but rather, this is what initiated me to the fact that there are more than one set of gears to shift to. To this point I was not aware that religious people and irreligious people do not share beliefs on fundamental issues.

Religious people think very differently than irreligious ones and conservative people think very differently than liberal ones. It doesn’t stop there. I have observed that there are even liberal thinking religious people and conservative thinking religious people – and they think very differently.

Likewise it seems to be an established fact that males think very differently than females.

As for me, aside from being religious, conservative, and a male, I also happen to be left-handed. I am of the opinion that left-handed people think very differently than right handed people.

Left-handed people are vastly outnumbered. We are forced to live in a right-handed world. This gives us a bit of an advantage because we can see the world from the perspective of the righties and work with right-handed devices (except for those @#$%^& can openers), because we are forced to, as well as from our own perspective. Since righties are the overwhelming majority, it is very hard for them to understand how lefties see things. As such, it is hard for them to even acknowledge that there is another way to see things.

Let’s carry this up to the other discrepancies. In the Western world, secular people vastly outnumber religious ones and liberals outnumber conservatives. (Let’s keep males and females at even odds and disregard this factor.)

If we follow our trend, the minority group is certainly aware of the majority opinion. They understand there is more than one style of thinking. They are also aware that the way they think is the less popular style. In the face of all this, they consciously choose the one that makes most sense to them. There is a distinct aspect of conviction in the perspective of the minority.

As for the majority (secular, liberal) group, there is no dispute that they are also thinking in the way that makes most sense to them. The question is: is this likewise a matter of conviction or is it a matter of expediency? More accurately, have they chosen this way of thinking out of a group of alternative options or are they unaware that there even are any alternatives?

It’s very hard to tell.

When I wrote the excerpt in my autobiography chapter, the message I was trying to send is that it took me until I was about ten years old to realize that there are different tracks of thinking on fundamental issues. I was being a bit apologetic. I thought I was a late bloomer. But after ten years in the blogosphere, I learned otherwise. Not only was I a bit advanced to make this observation and to “get there” ahead of the competition, but a good portion of the competition still hasn’t gotten there even now!

The liberal thinkers just cannot understand that there is another way to look at things. And so, anyone who doesn’t think like them is not merely a minority opinion, he is totally wacko. He can’t be rational. He must be meshugga, insane.

As I have written repeatedly in the past posts, this is most of the feedback that I receive from the outside world. "Moron. Retard. Idiot. Twisted." "How can any rational person even consider that Chazal’s 'solutions' can solve today’s problems???" This is how a popular “Rabbi” originally from New Zealand can call me a “lunatic”. (This was on Facebook but has since been removed).

A lunatic is somebody who is out of touch with reality.

The most recent example appears in the comments section of a recent Emes V’Emunah post.  Rabbi Maryles seemed to feel there is a toelles to laud the words of some anonymous “chareidi” who thinks that the Jews of the Yeshivish/Chareidi sector are not truly genuine. In other words, this “chareidi” feels that everyone is just like him.

I proclaimed otherwise. We do not impoverish ourselves in schar limud for our children and more mehudar hechsheirim to impress anybody. And kollel people do not stay in kollel to impress anybody.

In the course of this give and take a commenter broke in to contribute nothing except a reference to the controversy over my writings on the Malka Leifer episode. His reference revolved around the Judging the Judges Part II post. He did not link to it, so I did. He promptly volleyed (emphasis mine):

I doubt many sane people will have a higher opinion of you after reading that.

I promptly responded:

Depends on how you define a "sane person".
I highly suspect that you use the conventional "rosh kattan" definition of a "sane" person: "one who thinks just like you do".

There are people who like what I write. Not that many, but they are there. And there are people who do not like what I write (a much larger number). Those who like what I write will (and do) continue to respect me after reading posts like that. Those who do not like what I write will not change their minds from such a post.  That is, unless they are willing to change the way they think - which is why I wrote the post.

That would be a tall order and too much to expect from the average reader. They cannot handle the intellectual trauma.

I don’t think like this commenter and he doesn’t think like me. This much is clear. But, it’s not just that he doesn’t think like me. He is certain that no sane person would think like me. Anybody who thinks like me must be insane.

When I was a teenager there was a television series called Masterpiece Theater and my mother wouldn’t miss it. One series, titled I Claudius, was about the reign of the deranged Roman Emperor, Caligula – the ultra-perverted madman who fancied himself a god. In one bit of dialog, Caligula asks his uncle Claudius, “People, say that I am mad. Am I truly mad?”

The wise Claudius, one of the few insiders who actually stayed alive long enough to outlive Caligula, discretely answered, “Oh no, Caesar, that is not possible. You set the standards for sanity!”

So this commenter lives in a liberal, secular-minded world and, for him, his peers set the standards for sanity.

People like me, have a different set of standards for sanity. We define sanity as one who thinks like HKBH wants us to. In more practical terms, one who thinks how the Torah and Chazal instruct us to. This is why I wrote the post about Thinking Like a Jew before I wrote any of the Malka Leifer posts.  In order to understand how I think, take a look at how Chazal think. It’s really the same.

Of course, some misguided Australian “rabbanim” can call this list of marei makomos “fundamentally flawed” though, thus far, none has been able to reveal any of the fundamental flaws. The one who called me a lunatic on Facebook may be way more in touch with “reality” than I am, but he is hardly as in touch with Shas and Poskim.

I am a religious, conservative-minded, (left-handed) male thinker. I am a very small minority. But only religious, conservative-minded people think like Chazal (even if they are not left-handed).

Truth is not in the majority.

The whole world believed in self-gratification and gay rights for ten generations. Only Noach thought differently (was he left-handed?). Everybody thought he was insane. Building a big boat in the middle of the inland for 120 years! Nuts!

But he thought differently. He thought like Mesushelach taught him to think. Everybody knew Mesushelach, but nobody emulated him. He was an old fogey. Of course, he was the only one in town who personally learned at the feet of Adam HaRishon, but he wasn’t up to date. A bit senile by now, don’t you think? Insane.

Only Noach withstood the test of time (and of the Tahom Rabba).

After the flood, the masses were a tad better behaved in the debauchery department. But they were big on paganism and idolatry and human sciences. We can hold up the sky and control world events. A New World Order!

After another ten generations, only one person thought differently. He stood on the opposite side against all popular opinion. Avram the Ivri!

Nobody thought like him. He must have been insane (or, at least, fundamentally flawed). “We can’t let some unseen G-d or some ‘Torah’ tell us what to do. It’s way too imposing on our personal agendas. Let’s see how much heat this fellow can handle…”

להודיע...שכל הדורות היו מכעיסין ובאין עד שבא אברהם אבינו וקבל שכר כולם!

This tells us that all of the generations were [increasingly] angering HKBH until Avraham Avinu came and received the [potential] reward of them all.

There is power in numbers. But truth, and sanity, is with the few and the brave. Noach and Avrohom Avinu were not trying to win any popularity contests. They won much better things.

Likewise, I do not write my posts to win any popularity contests.

There are better things to win.